3.2.3. Strategic Use of Breaks & Caucus

How to strategically use breaks and caucuses during discussions.

Strategic Use of Breaks & Caucus

Breaks and caucuses are important tools in facilitation. Learn when and how to use them strategically to support the discussion process.

When to Use

  • Cooling off: When emotions are running high.
  • Private reflection: Allow parties to think independently.
  • Strategy shifts: When the discussion needs a new direction.

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3.1.1. Regulating the Temperature (Emotions & Energy)

Techniques for managing emotional intensity during facilitated discussions.

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3.1.2. Bridge-building strategies

Strategies for building bridges between parties in conflict.

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3.1.3. Reflecting & Reframing

Using reflection and reframing techniques to move discussions forward.

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3.1.4. When to intervene

Knowing when and how to intervene during facilitated discussions.

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3. Facilitating the Discussion